Brian Cage is pushing for more transparency on performance-enhancing drug usage after years of speculation. He admits that steroids work for building muscle and confirms he has used PEDs without ever claiming otherwise, noting that people try to judge him as if he's hiding something. While acknowledging the stigma around PEDs being viewed as cheating or a magical overnight shortcut without effort, he argues this perception is completely wrong and a severe misrepresentation of reality. The wrestler explains that a one-shot cycle like his Captain America concept would mean gyms wouldn't exist because everyone would be on steroids. When asked if PEDs were the primary driver of his career success, the answer is not. Instead, he highlights that he has been on Testosterone Replacement Therapy for an extended period and is now 42 years old. Cage describes TRT as phenomenal and a game-changer for daily life, movement, and appearance outside of athletics, explaining why many look better, move better, and feel better. This shift in how people function is likely why some authorities have lowered the classification on the scheduled drug list. The discussion comes from The smoothvega Podcast where he addresses the taboo nature surrounding these substances. #BrianCage #ProWrestling
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Brian Cage is pushing for more transparency on performance-enhancing drug usage after years of speculation. He admits that steroids work for building muscle and confirms he has used PEDs without ever claiming otherwise, noting that people try to judge him as if he's hiding something. While acknowledging the stigma around PEDs being viewed as cheating or a magical overnight shortcut without effort, he argues this perception is completely wrong and a severe misrepresentation of reality. The wrestler explains that a one-shot cycle like his Captain America concept would mean gyms wouldn't exist because everyone would be on steroids. When asked if PEDs were the primary driver of his career success, the answer is not. Instead, he highlights that he has been on Testosterone Replacement Therapy for an extended period and is now 42 years old. Cage describes TRT as phenomenal and a game-changer for daily life, movement, and appearance outside of athletics, explaining why many look better, move better, and feel better. This shift in how people function is likely why some authorities have lowered the classification on the scheduled drug list. The discussion comes from The smoothvega Podcast where he addresses the taboo nature surrounding these substances. #BrianCage #ProWrestling
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